Guided by the Power of the Holy Spirit,
Spreading the Gospel Message
With Compassion, Mercy, Humility
and in Service to Those in Need.
We Invite You to Know and Love God and Each Other.

The Church of Saint John and Saint Mary
Chappaqua, N.Y. 10514

The Little Church Est. 1922
15 St. John's Place Chappaqua, NY 10514

Reverend Edward P. O'Halloran
Pastor
The Upper Church & Parish Center
30 Poillon Drive Chappaqua, NY 10514
Mass Schedule
Saturday Vigil Mass:
5:15 pm in the Upper Church
Sunday Masses:
7:30 am in the Little Church
10 am in the Upper Church
12 Noon in the Upper Church
Daily Mass Monday - Friday
8:30 am in the Upper Church
Confession
Saturday at 4:30 pm
in the Upper Church
Flocknotes





The Last Supper, Da Vinci, 15th Century
© 2018 The Church of Saint John and Saint Mary in Chappaqua

Living Stations of the Cross, March 2018
Parish Finance Council
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Archbishop of New York, President Eminence Timothy Cardinal Dolan
Vicar General, Vice-President Reverend Monsignor Gregory Mustaciuolo
Pastor, Secretary-Treasurer Reverend Edward O'Halloran
Pastoral Associate Joan Corso Boutross
Trustee Marty Daly
The Finance Council is there to assist and advise the pastor on the financial standing of the parish. The meetings are held twice a year, but additional meetings can be called by the pastor as needed. The Finance Council is made up of the following members; the Pastor, Pastoral Associate and two-three parishioners who are not currently serving on the Parish Council or act as a Parish Trustee. The Council serves for a two-year term, but may not more than two consecutive terms. If you have any interest in serving on the council, please contact the parish office.
The Parish Trustees will attend an annual meeting with the Pastor and if asked, members of the Finance Council to review the parish funds and assets. Two Parish Trustees must be nominated by the Pastor and then Appointed by the Archbishop and the Vicar general. The trustees must be lay people and members of the parish. The Appointment is for one year. Trustees may serve up to three consecutive years. This is to ensure that our parish is in compliance with NY State Religious Corporation Law.
Under both Church and civil law, The Pastor of each parish acts as the Secretary-Treasurer of each "civil corporation" reporting to the Archbishop of New York on Finance matters. Each parish must have a Finance Council that meets at least once a year. The Pastor must appoint at least three respected and competent people to serve on the Finance Council. Appointed members advise the pastor on the exercise of proper stewardship over parish finances.

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